“When I first arrived at Calvary, I didn’t think my voice was worth hearing because I didn’t think that I mattered. At Calvary, I learned that I matter.” This is how Casie felt when she arrived at Calvary Women’s Services. Now, Casie has t…

Thank you to our corporate partner Deloitte who sponsored and participated in our third Summer Poetry Series, titled Not a Small Voice. Held via Zoom on the last two Thursdays in May, Deloitte staff and Calvary residents connected to cheer on poets…

Since 2016, Waterfront Church has provided breakfast at Calvary on the fourth Saturday of each month. In 2018, they expanded their volunteer efforts at Calvary and now provide breakfast twice a month on the first Saturday and fourth Saturday. In hon…

Last night, Calvary Women’s Services celebrated the achievements of women who overcome homelessness and are empowered to reach their goals during the Hope Awards. We raised over $300,000 to benefit Calvary’s housing, health, education, and emplo…

Calvary Women’s Services is excited to announce three special guests who will be joining us at the VIP reception following tonight’s Hope Awards. Melissa L. Bradley: Hope Awards Honoree and Co-Founder of Ureeka Melissa L. Bradley is a co-…

Join us for this year’s Virtual Hope Awards on Wednesday, May 19th to celebrate the accomplishments of women who are changing their lives through Calvary’s programs. Our special guests this year include: Senator Kirsten Gillibrand Senator Gillib…

The Hope Awards Dinner is an inspirational and fun evening held every May that brings together major supporters and business and community leaders to support the work of Calvary Women’s Services. This year, we are bringing this beloved event to a…

Listen to Board Member, Candace McLaren Lanham on why she hopes you will join us for this year’s Virtual Hope Awards on Wednesday, May 19th. Register now for the Virtual Hope Awards The Hope Awards Dinner is an inspirational and fun evening he…

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Calvary Women’s Services is encouraged by Derek Chauvin’s conviction for the murder of George Floyd. We recognize this as an important step in a long march toward a more just and equitable society. We remain committed to eliminating the pervasive…